I build or modernize websites when they are part of a wider AI product, workflow, or software engagement.
The public site should explain the product, collect useful inputs, and hand work into the right software or team.
Translate a complex product or workflow into a clear story for the people who need to act on it.
Define what visitors need to read, submit, book, or access before the interface is built.
Route each meaningful action into the CRM, email, API, or product flow that owns the next step.
Treat the website as production software with accessibility, performance, SEO, analytics, and QA built in.
Leave the team with a maintainable site, documented connections, and an agreed path for later changes.
If the website sits beside an AI workflow, internal tool, or product, share the full context. I will separate the public site scope from the systems behind it.
The public interface needs the same care as the product or workflow behind it.
Content structure, web quality, connected actions, and operational ownership
The page structure should explain the audience, problem, offer, and next step without exposing internal complexity.
Responsive behavior, accessibility, performance, and technical SEO belong in the build and release checks.
Forms, booking, signup, and product entry should send complete data to the system that owns the next step.
Content, integrations, deployment, and future changes need named owners and practical handover notes.
Share the product, workflow, and systems around it. I will identify whether website work is a useful part of the engagement.
Website work is most useful when the public experience has a defined role in the product or operating workflow.
Expert services and consultancies
Explain the service clearly, collect the right context, and route each enquiry into an owned process.
Support qualified conversations without creating a disconnected lead channel
Teams with forms, booking, or review flows
Turn a public request into complete, usable input for the team or software handling the next step.
Collect useful context and route it to the right owner
SaaS, portals, and workflow products
Explain what the product does, set honest boundaries, and guide qualified users into the product flow.
Connect product discovery to the first meaningful action
Share where the public site begins, what visitors need to do, and where their data should go. I will scope the website only where it supports the wider engagement.
The site follows the same scoped engineering process as the product or workflow around it.
Define the role of the website inside the wider product, workflow, or engineering scope.
Map the pages, content, inputs, and handoffs before implementation begins.
Engineer the public interface and connect it to the systems that own each action.
Deploy the website, verify its connected paths, and hand over an operable system.
Website engineering is usually €8,000 - €25,000. When the site depends on a broader product or workflow decision, start with the current audit or first-build path.
For engagements where the website, product, integrations, and operating workflow need to be mapped before implementation.
For a ready workflow where the website is one interface in a working AI-enabled product or operational system.
Scope, delivery, SEO, and integrations for website work that sits beside a product or operational system.
Most business websites take several weeks from start to launch. This includes strategy, design approval, development, content integration, and testing. The timeline depends on scope, integrations, and how quickly content and feedback are available. I work in stages with regular check-ins to keep everything on track.
Describe the workflow, product, and integrations around it. I will reply with fit, likely scope, and the right next step.